You’ll obtain the Artifact at the very beginning of the game, although it’s initially inert, petrified by its long removal from any form of life. This ultimate weapon of Hell, spawned untold eons ago, is, oddly enough, both the origin of the latest of the many invasions from Hell, and the key to stopping it. When dealing with just one or two enemies, though, it’s easier to just get behind a corner, wait until they come to you, and pop them as they round the corner. Since you do have to reload, though, when dealing with multiple enemies, you’re going to want to use your Artifact and power yourself up with Hell Time before getting up close and personal with your foes. Luckily, though, a point-blank shot from the DBS will kill almost any enemy in the game in one hit, even on hard mode, even when you’re dealing with something like a Hell Knight. The second drawback is the fact that you have to reload the weapon after each shot, whereas the normal shotgun can be fired eight times without needing a reload. You’re going to need to be fairly close to your foe to hit them with all the pellets, and this is especially important on Hard difficulty, where even a few missed pellets will generally leave your enemy alive and kicking while you frantically reload. The main drawback to the DBS is its lack of accuracy, which is a problem it shares with the single-barreled variety of gun.
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There’s nothing terrifically complicated about the double-barreled shotgun instead of the single-barrel design of the original shotgun, you’ll be able to unload two barrels full of buckshot into your demonic foes at once. The classic boomgun returns in Resurrection of Evil, and it’s about as good as the one from Doom II. All of the weapons in that game, save for the chainsaw and the Soulcube, return in Resurrection of Evil. If you’re looking for descriptions of the other weapons in the game, check the Doom 3 Game Guide. There are a few new weapons for you to wield in Resurrection of Evil, which are described here. If you’re looking for information on Doom 3, don’t forget to check our Game Guide for the original game as well. In addition to the walkthrough for the game’s new content, we’ll also detail the new enemies and weapons that you’ll encounter. GameSpot’s Game Guide to Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil will guide you in your journey through UAC’s Erebus Complex. In order to shut down the link between our dimension and Hell, you’re going to have to ferry said artifact back to where it came from. It doesn’t take long for yet another invasion to occur, but this time, it’s triggered by the discovery of a powerful artifact. After the events of Doom 3, wherein UAC’s Mars labs were almost completely overrun by demons coming through a Hellgate, they’ve unwisely decided to set up shop on the red planet once again. The ending to Doom 3 made it clear that there was unfinished business left to be tended to in the depths of Hell, and Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil puts you in the shoes of the Marine who’s going to handle it.
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